It is the story about the U.S. military’s 600 m.o.l. – Black helicopter pilots who experienced combat duty in Vietnam, some making the ultimate sacrifice of giving their lives, and who certainly have a place in U.S. history.
Please Don’t Call Me Hero picks up where Alive Day left off as Chief faces the reality of coming home with PTSD and the Moral Wounds of War and must decide on “Mission Next” while a dark character from his covert past invades his life.
A Chief Warrant Officer in US Military Intelligence conducting the most classified and dangerous Operations from the Cold War in Berlin to today. This story is about the consequences of that career as a Covert Operations Agent.
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There will always be a need for excellent school leaders. Bret Allan Anderson is one of these, as his career shows…
Before his wedding day, he was brought back to the present where he was told the entire experience was only a coma-induced dream…
The haunting true story of a young girl, Tanya Kach, lost in the cracks of the system, forced to spend more than a decade as the prisoner of her middle school’s security guard…
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